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Our Mission

A national survivor-led nonprofit organization, transforming the growth of BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ survivors of domestic trafficking and those within the commercial sex industry by providing barrier-free access to survivor-centered support focused on mental health, education, and economic mobility.

Our Vision

YAMT envisions creating a world where mental health, education, and economic mobility are no longer barriers to success for marginalized survivors and sex workers.

We envision a world where marginalized survivors and sex workers are seen, heard and understood in their own lives, communities and through a wider lens of society’s views.  

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You Are More Than directly supports domestic survivors of trafficking and sex workers. 

Our Programs

All Services are provided for 100% free

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Wellness Center

Our Wellness Center aims to build upon the crisis management model and move towards long-term care by providing care, creating connection, and eliminating barriers for survivors and sex workers to gain access to survivor-centered, trauma-informed mental health services throughout NJ and nationally.

All services are provided nationally except for counseling services which are only available to PA and NJ participants*
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Career and Educational Development 

Our Career and Education Development program supports our members in re-investing in their own entrepreneurial, professional, and educational journeys through one-on-one support and guidance, resource gathering assistance, small group courses, and skill-building webinars to help members reach their long-term goals.

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Grants and Flexible Funding

Our Grants and Flexible Funding support exists to help provide our members support in navigating through various financial situations. We all deserve a world where we can live on our own terms with the financial means to support our wellbeing and growth and YAMT aims to help make this easier whenever possible.

- You Are More Than Inc. Impact to Date -

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Clients Served since 2020

793

Served throughout 35 different states.

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Proximity to the Community

100% of YAMT’s Services

are designed and led by BIPOC/LGBTQ+ Survivors and sex workers

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Wellness Fund

$185,000

Invested in members through our emergency fund, education program, economic empowerment program, and therapy reimbursement program

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Reinvestment into the Survivor Community

86%

Of YAMT’s operating budget is redistributed back to survivors and sex workers annually.

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Uplifting Marginalized Survivors

70%

Of our communities served identify as BIPOC or 2SLGBTQIA

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Economic Empowerment

22 leaders

YAMT prioritizes providing pathways to employment for survivors and sex workers throughout our community through full-time, part-time, consultant, and internship work.

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Wellness Center

2500 wellness sessions

provided to members interacting in our individual and group counseling services as well as peer mentorship services.

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Wellness Fund

320 therapy sessions paid

for survivors and sex workers residing outside of YAMT’s licensed clinical states of NJ + PA. For clients outside our local service area, YAMT pays for weekly therapy sessions for 12 months.

Survivor-led & Sex worker-led Small Businesses

57 businesses

financially empowered through grants and mentorship

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Education Empowerment

50 scholarships

Awarded to survivors and sex workers nationally to pursue education ventures within trade school, certification programs, community college and four year degrees.

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Nurture By YAMT

526

Wellness boxes gifted to survivors nationally.

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Training and Technical Assistance

4500 Providers

Trained in house, at conferences and in collaboration with community partners.

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As a survivor-led organization, we aim to stand apart by creating a specific model of support, empowerment and understanding for survivors and sex workers who are Black, Indigenous, Latino/a, individuals of color and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex and Asexual+ survivor and sex workers communities.

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